Gujarat CM directs officials for swift redressals about anti-social elements, unlawful activities
The chief minister of Gujarat, Bhupendra Patel on Saturday chaired a state-level meeting about SWAGAT (State Wide Attention on Grievances by Application of Technology) online grievance redressal programme in Gandhinagar.During the session, he personally heard the representations of citizens from across Gujarat and issued instructions to district collectors and administrative officials for prompt resolution with a ‘positive and proactive’ approach.Taking serious note of complaints involving anti-social elements and unlawful activities that cause distress to citizens, the Chief Minister directed the police and district administrations to take strict action against such individuals. He emphasized the need to curb such activities with a firm hand and ensure peace and order at the local level.મુખ્યમંત્રી શ્રી ભૂપેન્દ્રભાઈ પટેલે આજે ગાંધીનગર ખાતે રાજ્યકક્ષાના ‘સ્વાગત’ ઓનલાઇન જનફરિયાદ નિવારણ કાર્યક્રમમાં નાગરિકોની રજૂઆતો સાંભળીને સંબંધિત જિલ્લાના કલેક્ટર્સ-તંત્રવાહકોને પોઝીટીવ એપ્રોચ અપનાવીને ઝડપી નિવારણ માટેની કાર્યવાહીની સૂચનાઓ આપી હતી.મુખ્યમંત્રીશ્રીએ રજૂઆતોને… pic.twitter.com/vo959LBTAO— CMO Gujarat (@CMOGuj) July 24, 2025 Earlier in March this year, Gujarat’s Director General of Police (DGP) Vikas Sahay had held an urgent meeting after anti-social elements ran havoc on Ahmedabad streets.Holding a video conference with Commissioners of Police, Range Heads and Superintendents of Police, he had issued strict instructions to prepare a list of anti-social elements living in each police station area of the state within 100 hours.The decision was made to take strict punitive action against anti-socials.
The chief minister of Gujarat, Bhupendra Patel on Saturday chaired a state-level meeting about SWAGAT (State Wide Attention on Grievances by Application of Technology) online grievance redressal programme in Gandhinagar.
During the session, he personally heard the representations of citizens from across Gujarat and issued instructions to district collectors and administrative officials for prompt resolution with a ‘positive and proactive’ approach.
Taking serious note of complaints involving anti-social elements and unlawful activities that cause distress to citizens, the Chief Minister directed the police and district administrations to take strict action against such individuals.
He emphasized the need to curb such activities with a firm hand and ensure peace and order at the local level.
મુખ્યમંત્રી શ્રી ભૂપેન્દ્રભાઈ પટેલે આજે ગાંધીનગર ખાતે રાજ્યકક્ષાના ‘સ્વાગત’ ઓનલાઇન જનફરિયાદ નિવારણ કાર્યક્રમમાં નાગરિકોની રજૂઆતો સાંભળીને સંબંધિત જિલ્લાના કલેક્ટર્સ-તંત્રવાહકોને પોઝીટીવ એપ્રોચ અપનાવીને ઝડપી નિવારણ માટેની કાર્યવાહીની સૂચનાઓ આપી હતી.
મુખ્યમંત્રીશ્રીએ રજૂઆતોને… pic.twitter.com/vo959LBTAO— CMO Gujarat (@CMOGuj) July 24, 2025
Earlier in March this year, Gujarat’s Director General of Police (DGP) Vikas Sahay had held an urgent meeting after anti-social elements ran havoc on Ahmedabad streets.
Holding a video conference with Commissioners of Police, Range Heads and Superintendents of Police, he had issued strict instructions to prepare a list of anti-social elements living in each police station area of the state within 100 hours.
The decision was made to take strict punitive action against anti-socials.
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